Buddha Magic Project has Published a new Tutorial of the Incantation for the Sacred Yant Grao Paetch (Diamond Armour) Yantra – used in Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos and Sacred Amulets. I (Ajarn Spencer Littlewood), have now published a detailed synopsis of the Kata Pluk (Invocation) of the Kata Yant Grao Paetch.
Sak Yant Grao Paetch Diamond Armour Yantra Tattoo from Ajarn Pi Bang Grating
The synopsis is made with a whiteboard video using red cursor, to guide you through the composition of the Khom-Pali Kata Inscriptions within the Sacred Yant, and how to Chant this Incantation. This should help to invoke the Power within your Sak Yant Grao Paetch Tattoos.
This tutorial is made for use in the Sak Yant Foundation and the Buddha Magic Projects i am involved in, to increase knowledge and build a foundation of reference material in the English Language for those in the present and future to research.
Diamond Armour Yantra – Yant Grao Paetch
Kata Yant Grao Paetch
The Incantation within the great Diamond Armour Yantra of Luang Por Parn, of Wat Bang Nom Kho – so famously seen tattooed on the skin of Thai Buddhist People since Ancient Times, (and Foreigners in Modern Times). Use this Kata to Invoke and Empower your Yant before leaving the home to travel, and chant silently within on your journeys, to evade all dangers and inauspicious circumstances. This Kata Tutorial will also be added to the page for Yant Grao Paetch design for reference.
I Ra Chā Ka Dta Rasā Dti Hang Ja Dtō Rō Thi Nang Bpi Sam Ra Lō Bu Sa Pu Sō Mā Na Ga Ri Thā Tō Pa Sam Sam Wi Sa Tē Pa Ka Pu Ban Tū Tam Wa Ka Wā Tō Nō A-Ma-Ma Wā A Wich Su Nuch Sā Nu Dti
Specific Rules and Offerings differ with each Samnak Sak Yant – in this post, i shall present you with the necessary information for visiting the Samnak of Ajarn Ord, and treat you with a couple of video clips from this Years 2558 BE Wai Kroo Master Day Ceremony. Ajarn Ord Pha Khaw is a Sak Yant Master in the Luang Por Phern Tidakuno (Wat Bang Pra) Lineage, and a Very Powerful Master of Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos, as well as being Adept at Astrology, and A Master of Ceremonies for the Installation of ‘Sān Pra Poom’ (Deity Shrines and Spirit Houses).
Wai Kroo 2558 Samnak Sak Yant Ajarn Ord Kalasin
If you visit the Samnak Sak Yant of Ajarn Ord in Kalasin (Isan Country), then you need to know the following information to bring the correct offerings If you go visit to get Sak Yant Tattoos,
For Bucha and Sak Yant at the Samnak, take the following offerings;
1.ดอกไม้ 1 คู่ Flowers (one pair of Garlands) 2.ธูป Incense 3.เทียน Candles 4.บุหรี่ 1 ซอง One pack cigarettes 5.เหล้าขาวขวดเล็ก 1 ขวด White rice whisky one small bottle 6. ค่าบูชาครู 599 บาท (ยันต์ครูเก้ายอด, ยันต์พระเจ้า สิบหกพระองค์) and 599 baht.
Please note, not all sizes and amounts of Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos are 599 Baht – 599 Baht is the current official monetary offering for either Yant Gao Yord, Yant Pra Jao Sip Hok Pra Ongk. If you wish to receive larger tattoos or multiple tattoos, you should discuss this at the Samnak with Ajarn Ord himself.
– If Khao Pansa – (rainy season Monks retreat time) no Whisky or Cigarettes needed in the offerings.
ในช่วงเข้าภรรษา ไม่ต้องเอาเหล้าและบุหรี่มาถวาย
Wai Kroo 2558 BE Samnak Ajarn Ord Pha Khaw Part 1
Wai Kroo 2558 BE Samnak Ajarn Ord Pha Khaw Part 2
Info source; http://www.e-sarnsakyan.com/ไหว้ครู-สักยันต์-ประจำปี/
A Lersi assists Ajarn Ord in the Conducting of the Preliminaries
Below are a few more images of the Wai Kroo This Year.
Sak Yant Tattoo designs Compendium – The first of a new ongoing series of video slideshows with Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos. This one is a visual slideshow without Narrative, with Music.
The next slideshow in the series will have a narrative accompanying it, explaining all the Sak yant Tattoos in it, revealing what i can about them, their names and their makers, and their meanings and uses. I hope to improve as i progress and use the slideshows to narrate and deepen your knowledge of the Sacred Yantra
A new video compilation of scenes of Khong Khuen Spirit Possession during the 2552 BE Wai Kroo Luang Por Phern Tidakuno (Wat Bang Pra) Master Day Ceremony, seven minutes long, for you to observe and investigate the various Mythical Characters and Protagonists who Manifest in the form of Khong Khuen, and see how similar indeed, different Devotees behave when entering trance of the same Spirit Deity or Himapant Animal.
For example, when a devotee becomes Hanuman, he will always scratch his head and flanks, and make a whooping sound, and jump from leg to leg. Por Gae Lersi Hermit God will point with a straight arm upwards or forwards, and shout. Suea Phaen leaping tiger will run forward screaming, with hands raised before the chest or outstretched, the Hongsa Swan will flap wings as if in flight, Jorakhae Crocodile will slither along the floor, and Moo Tong Daeng Boar will bound along on four legs.
Enjoy the video compilation, and wonder in Mystery as to what is the truth behind this Mysterious Phenomenon, we know as ‘Khong Khuen’
Khong Khuen (Ancient Spirits Within) Spirit Trance Possession Wai Kroo 2552 BE Wat Bang Pra
Khong Khuen during Wai Kroo Manorah at wat Nai Tao in Trang
Khong Khuen during a Wai Kroo
Khong Khuen Suea Phaen Wai Kroo Wat Bang Pra 2553 BE
Khom is the Sacred Khmer Sanskrit Script used to Inscribe Incantations around, and within Sacred Yant, and is for many Sak Yant Devotees, a fascinating topic in itself. Many people wish to leanr (and indeed quite a few people have already succeeded) in learning Khom.
After various relatively failed attempts over the years to try to explain Khom Agkhara Sanskrit on the web, i have begun using some whiteboard application to try to create some content to help people to understand the grammar of spelling in Khom, and how to use it to inscribe Sacred Yant. Also to analyse the meanings and symbols within the incantations found within Yant.
Kata Novahorakun – A Sang Wi Su Lo Bu Sa Pu Pha – Itipiso Encoded
I hope to step the episodes up and try to somehow formulate a series of Khom School lessons for those who are trying to figure it out. I have already done a few tentative attempts, and would like to share them with you here.
I apologize for the lack of calligraphic prowess in the above inscription tutorial, which is because the whiteboard app used does not allow for anything else but a thin even line to draw with. However, i feel that the tutorial serves it’s purpose, in allowing you to see how the spelling is performed.
In the above lesson which is primitively filmed (made ages ago), i explain floating vowels but do not mention that apart from the eight stand alone floating vowels, there are four other compound vowels in addition which are classified separately, and the mother of all vowels (Aw/Or) which is classed as a consonant. This gives us a total possible thirteen vowel sounds on Khmer Khom, but it must be said that in Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos, many Samnak and Kroo Ba Ajarn use ‘Thai-Khom’, which is a more complex and developed alphabet and A completely different set of grammar rules, which allow a further set of vowels to be added, such as the short ‘Oe’ vowel, and the short ‘Ae’ vowel, as well as the classic Thai ‘Ao’ vowel.
Now some Yant Analyses
And one last one with a Sacred Na Hua Jai Suea Tiger Spell i made on a bottle of Nam Man Suea Kroeng from Luang Phu Bpan.
Hi to All friends and fans of Sak Yant Thai temple tattoos. I am now pleased to announce that I am currently completely absorbed in and, in the midst of the production of Full feature-length documentary movie about Sak Yant Thai temple tattoos and peripheral topics.
I shall be calling the production by its nickname “Sak Yant the Movie”, until i give it its Official Title before release.
I have already started traveling around, and visiting the various Samnak Sak Yant,, to collect high definition video footage. I shall be covering as much of the wonderful, and fascinating world of Sacred Yantra tattooing, and the ritual ceremonies which accompany this both cult, and occult subject.
It goes without saying, that I will be including my own descriptive narrative to tell the story on to reveal as much about Sak Yant Thai temple tattooing a s possible and to try to open up the mysteries and transmit the ambience of the exp erience of Sak Yant tattooing to those Who are not able to travel to Thailand but wish to experience more of the feeling than one can get from reading books which a very static and do not transmit the atmosphere, As well as the video film medium does.
This should then of course bring a much more multifaceted experience To documenting the subject of Sak Yant Thai temple tattoos. The movie will be available on YouTube, in the form of shorter low definition video episodes, but will also be available on DVD in high definition for those who wish to support me with my investment time and effort given to producing this very difficult to produce movie.
Already spent well over 5000 American dollars on my research and equipment for the making of this movie I need to spend at least another $15,000 to finish it. Two things on my shopping list in the moment are a professional mobile news come and an AR drone with HD video cam, in order to do flyover sequences in big ceremonies and rituals and to catch amazing action shots and unusual angles, to bring as much enjoyment to the experience.
Here is a short preview, and a little warmup practice run which I made as to whet your appetites, for what is to come.
I am also simultaneously preparing another Documentary Movie called ‘Buddha Magic the Movie’ based on my ‘Buddha Magic’ Ezine Publications, which will if successful and has enough following, will extend itself from the pilot movie, to become a documentary series of one hour Video Documentaries, as a continuing Series. Below you can see one of my practice warmups, which i am publishing on you tube until i become expert enough to produce the real McCoy Movie. I wish to try to make the production as profesisonal and high class as possible, but please understand that i am a one man band in this venture, and must perform all tasks myself, from the filming, editing, narrative, and storyline making. I myself an satisfied with my progress till now, and hope you are too.
A small preview of some of the video documentation I am preparing for releasing as a full feature length documentary. This is still in prototype form and hopes to receive much more polish by the time I produce the final DVD.
Ancient book of spells in Lanna Sanskrit
this video and narrative was made just as I began to practice making videos, and I am now becoming more advanced in my knowledge and ability. I now hope to begin soon on making a serious documentation, of all of the ancient books of Sacred geometry which I have collected, mostly coming from the northern regions of Thailand, and written in the ancient Lanna script.
These ancient grimoires, are full of very rare, and yet unseen forms of Sacred geometry, and animist imagery. Apart from this learning to make videos has given me 1000 new ideas for how I can return to documenting and blogging about Buddha magic, amulets, anthropological documentaries, and Thai Temple tattoos.
This means a whole new depths of the way I can transmit the things I wish to publish using sound and vision and motion. Things have become boring for me with the old way of blogging, and this is why this website has had a lot less publishing done in the last year.
I can now promise, that this is going to change and that I will publish much more often, using my new approach to publishing which is through the use of multimedia such as video and podcast channels, and video tutorials on Buddha magic topics, using various videocasting apps. The topic of Buddhism and Buddhist meditation is also something with which I am very deeply involved and have been since the day of my ordination and continuously after my disrobing as a Buddhist monk.
I have been publishing about this on other websites and networks, and I shall now be referring to those sources of multimedia here often. Media, which I have created on other websites, so have decided I should link to from here in my blogs, so that you can find them you wish, and interest yourselves for those Vlogs, videos podcasts and other publications.
If you wish to see what I have been doing in my absence from the Thai Temple tatoos website, then you should visit some of my YouTube channels and my channel on sound cloud.com as well as my time but it’s amulet website and Web store.
With over 3000 amulet in that store and it amulet having hundreds of words in each write-up which tells into its making and its history and its maker you can see that I have been constantly blogging all the time and amassing a mountain of information which has never before been documented in the English language. If tatoos is not your only interest and your interests yourself for the topic of time buddhist amulets then you will find much to read on my website there at Thailand – amulets.net.
In addition, this finally opens up the path for me to begin to make video tutorials, on how to write Khom (Khmer Sanskrit), in order to understand the sacred geometry found in Thai Buddhist temple tattoos.
In fact, I have already started to do this, and published a few basic prototype tutorials, on YouTube.com.
you can visit my channel there at YouTube.com/AjarnSpencer
you can also use YouTube.com/BuddhaMagicTV
I shall be publishing a lot of them on those two channels, as well as the you tube channel for the sak yant foundation.
I hope this shorts and slightly amateur video narrative will spark your interest and that my future video publications of the logs as people like to call them, develop and entertain you as well as provide you with informative documentaries on what are my favourite topics and I hope, also yours!
Well, that’s all for now I hope this post has spiced up your entertainment of this website and new, and you can be looking forward to some new and interesting multimedia the log and blog posts as of now
This post includes a Video playlist of the Wai Kroo Ceremony at Wat Tam Faed in Kanjanaburi. The abbot of this temple, Hlwong Por Wachira, is one of the present day’s most famous Masters of Sayasart (Magic). This temple was made famous by Hlwong Por Samrit Kampiro One of Thailands Great Magic Monks, who recieved initiation of the Wicha of Lek Lai, and was able to extract many forms of Lek Lai from where they were concealed withing lava stones, rocks and caves, using his concentrative mind powers and magical Kata to coax them out, whilst requesting permission from the guardian spirits of the Lek Lai.
Lek Lai is a mysterious phenomena and considered a very powerful magical element (Gayasit), which enables the owner/holder/wearer to be invincible to bullets, and other weapons, avoid accidents, illnesses and even attain mystical Psychic powers such as the ability to teleport, become invisible, and even levitate. Lek Lai is one of the cherished posessions of the Ruesi, who use the Gayasit properties of the Lek Lai to enable their psychic abilities and focus their power. A piece of authentic Lek Lai is precious almost beyond measure, sometimes costing between 70 to 100 million Thai baht for one baht weight of the substance (Baht, apart from being a monetary unit, is also a unit of weight measurement – i am not sure but i think one baht is about 225 grams)!
I was lucky enough to recieve one small piece of lek lai which i keep to this day – i recieved it under strange circumstances but choose not to divulge the details of the event. You can see a short documentary video in the clip below the video of Wai Kroo Wat Tam Faed at the bottom of this post.
Apart from the Wicha of Lek Lai, Hlwong Por Samrit was the first ever Master Monk to perform the miracle of “Nam Dta Tian” (candle tears); The ritual is performed by drippiing candle wax into a bowl of prayer water and then pulling the wax out (which, instead of being hardened as is normally the case when dripped into water, is elastic and gelatinous) ina long string, and dropping it onto the head of the devotee in a spiral. This ceremony is called “Korb Mongud Prajao” (laying on of the Lord’s crown). Hlwong Por Samrit left sangkhara and the five khandas (passed away) in 2539 at 20:30 at the age of 72. He was placed in a glass coffin, where his body remains in perfect state without decomposure. But before he passed away, he was able to pass on the Wicha of Nam Dta Tian to his prime disciple Hlwong Por Wachira – who performs this ceremony (miracle?) regularly. This ceremony has become extremely talked about and popular with Thai devotees who travel from all over to come to recieve this blessing. The candle tears which are placed on the head of the devotee is then placed in an amulet press and turned into an amulet, which is then given to the devotee. You can see this ceremony in the second video (Lek Lai) below towards the end of the video.
Below Video;Thai Documentary on Lek Lai, Hlwong Por Samret, and Hlwong Por Wachira of Wat Tam Faed temple
Lek Lai has many variations, ranging from rough to smooth in texture, green, gold, black and even rainbow colors are to be found. There are about seven main categories of Lek Lai, which are alleged to posess varying properties as well as priceing. Please be careful if you are interested in obtaining some as an amulet, as (ifyou believe the legends), it is not really possible to buy, rather, you wil recieve it automatically when your baramee (merits) is sufficient. Lek Lai isnt something you can seek out and buy, it coomes to you, and supposedly can perform uncanny feats as in the case of Buddha relics; grow, split, disappear or reappear…
It is said that if a piece of Lek Lai is held by the wrong person, then the Lek Lai will mysteriously vanish. It will aslo appear in just as strange a manner and enter the posession of whom it chooses to stay with.
If you have attained merits and developed psychic power then the Lek lai will be attracted to you like an electromagnet. Some people say that Lek Lai is used to make Nuclear Warheads, and that this is one reason for it’s high price value. I am not so sure about this, it sounds like more of a common folk tale.. but please decide for yourselves on the truth of the matter.
In the below video, a tale is recounted (with photo stills) of a devotee testing a piece of lek Lai using a loaded gun; The devotee lights incense and asks the Devas and angelic intelligences guarding the Lek Lai for permission to admire the power and merit of the Lek Lai by testing it’s power. He then proceeds to shot at it from a distance of about one and a half metres. The first three shots do not sound and no bullet leaves the barrel of the gun – upon attempting to fire a fourth shot, the person appears to fly through the air and lands on the floor as if kicked by a horse – the gun did not fire but the person recoils.
Perhaps this was the guardian of the Lek Lai saying “ok you have seen enough! dont test me too much”???
Watch Video on Lek Lai and LP Samrit of Wat tam Faed;
Wai Kroo ceremony of Ajarn Oo, ban Singh, Ampher Potaram, ratchaburi province
Ajarn Oo is a looksit of the lineage of Hlwong Por Phen of Wat bang Pra. lesser known by Westerners, he has a rather large following with the Thai devotees. There are plenty of cases of Khong Khuen trance on his Wai kroo ceremonies, as can be seen in the video
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This Thai documentary “Rueang Jring Pan Jor” covers the case of a devotee of sak-yant who was shot at point blank range in his bed in nan province. Mr Sompet Intam tells the tale of Bulletproof magic, and believes that the miraculous fact of his survival is due to the fact that he wears sak yant tattoos from his Ajarn, “Pra Tapagorn Intachoto” (at that time still an ordained Bhikkhu), the abbot of Wat Phatub. 5 days after having recieved the yant, he was shot nine times with both shotgun and 38 caliber revolver at point blank range.
(pic left – a case of the remains of a corpse being found where only the area with sak yant tattoos has not rotted)
Since this event, the once abbot of Wat Pha Tub in Nan province has disrobed and has a small sak yant samnak in ban Pitileb Ban Panka, nan province. The documentary takes a shotgun to ballistics experts to test the possibility of such an even being possible for someone to survive such a barrage of shots at point blank range withoout the gunshots piercing the skin…
Watch the results in this documentary;
Kong Grapan Mee Jring
The rules of this Ajarn says; “Forbidden to cry or beg the assailant for mercy, and to not partake of intoxicants and keep the five precepts, – only do good and do no evil. If your enemy assails you, then concentrate on all things that are good and do not cry, scream or beg for mercy.
this video of Hlwong Pi Nan making several sak yant designs was published on you tube by “somboon muay thai”
I think it deserves showing here on sak-yant dot com because it shows a good overview of what happens there inside the Guti of sak yant master Hlwong Pi Nan at Wat bang Pra.(also Hlwong Pi Ya is in the same Guti making sak yant too), which may help those who have never been to get an idea of what awaits them. A great videoclip i find this to be indeed… nice clear views of each tattoo.
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If you are not squeamish then watch this clip of Khmer sorcery used to cut off the legs and subsequently kill a chicken – then the magician revokes the spell and returns the bird to its original state unharmed!
Here are two masters who have not received much publicity on sak-yant.com till now. Unfortunately we don’t know the name of the masters, except that the first master (the monk) is situated at Wat Unatti In Bangkok, and the second master (a Brahmin laymaster), is tattooing in the lineage of Por Gae.
